This allows some corporations to mark profits without selling much or hiring anyone.
The growing international activism of subnational authorities -whether state or local- and of civil society as a whole, including home-gown or global non-governmental organizations (NGO's) and corporations, has marked the global interaction of our times.
After the 1956 Ashes tour in England, he completed a BBC training course while still a player, marking the beginning of a 40-year association with the corporation.
But as younger audiences gravitate to streaming services, and recommendation-driven playlists grow in popularity, the launch of the Playlister music curation and recommendation service marks the corporation's attempt to maintain its relevance in a digital age.
The Kia Motors Corporation, marking the latest step in a plan to expand sales in North America, broke ground on a $1 billion plant in West Point, Ga., yesterday that the Korean company said should produce 300,000 vehicles a year when it reached full capacity.
The event -- a social media-generated call to action against genetically modified foods and the multinational corporations that produce them -- marked the first such global, unified protest for this cause, organizers said.
The procedure was as follows: The researchers gave each employee in the corporation an identification code, which was marked in the questionnaire.
When it comes to branding — the kind that marks you for life — corporations have nothing on families.
The appointment of Bulford marked the first time the corporation has had a deputy director general since the departure of Mark Byford in 2011.
A gigantic Walmart marks the arrival of chain corporations in a society priding itself on its individualism.
The last time the Queen visited Broadcasting House was seven years ago to mark the 80th anniversary of the corporation's Royal Charter.
